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Enlargement of existing garage and workshop to form class B1 work unit

Land To The Rear Of Bleak Terrace, Cockfield, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL13 5EZ

DecidedReference: 6/2013/0177/DMDurham County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
14 Jun 2013
Validated
27 Jun 2013
Determination deadline
22 Aug 2013
Local authority
Durham County Council

Application overview

Enlargement of existing garage and workshop to form class B1 work unit

Proposal details

Reference
6/2013/0177/DM
Ward
Evenwood (Historic)
Parish
Cockfield
Agent
Mr Jeff Sparks

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Application location

Land To The Rear Of Bleak Terrace, Cockfield, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL13 5EZ

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn
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